Instructional Programmes
Instructional Programmes
Click here to view BDS’s vision of a successful BDSian. ⬇️
To help our students develop and flourish as successful BDSians, Bedok South Secondary incorporates the Positive Education model and targets the six well-being domains, including positive emotions, positive engagement, positive accomplishment, positive purpose, positive relationships, and positive health, underpinned by a focus on character strengths.
We firmly believe that schools should never be just about academic pursuits. While these academic pursuits undoubtedly play an important aspect, they comprise just one facet of the child’s holistic development. As part of our school-wide approach to promote positive engagement of our students in their own holistic development, we actively focus on equipping our students with the right dispositions that will develop their character and allow them to be successful in their lives. We encourage our students to reflect on their dispositions and engage in a meaningful conversation with their teachers to explore ways in which they can further develop their unique talents and strengths.
Talent Management Programmes
To find out more about some of the Talent Management Programmes in BDS, watch this video!
It features the English, Science and Humanities TMPs.
Click on the links to find out more about the
Applied Learning Programme, Learning for Life Programme and respective Subjects.
Here are the special programmes for each level:
Find out more about BDS's Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP):
Bedok South Secondary School’s Vision for PDLP
A positive, future-ready, digital learner.
The school aims to empower every BDSian to be a positive, future-ready, digital learner who can embrace the use of technology as a key enabler to effectively engage in the Active Learning process, both independently or with others; and to spark joy of learning anytime, anywhere. All students will see themselves employing technology even more purposefully to enhance their learning interactions, enabling them to learn actively in independent as well as collaborative settings, both within and outside their classrooms. Students will also acquire digital literacy in the four components of Ministry of Education (MOE)’s Digital Literacy Framework: